David_UiliX

For remote control to work you may need to enable it on the system you installed Pulsway on. Load up your Pulseway manager, click the System tab, then click the Remote Control tab and click to enable Hope this helps

Hey Denver2020! EDIT: To install PulseWay from scratch on OpenMediaVault do the follwoing Make sure your TimeZone is set on OpenMediaVault, this is on the left side of the web interface under the dropdown group System > Date & Time Enable SSH on the OpenMediaVault server, this is on the left side of the web interface under the dropdown group Services > SSH Login to the server via SSH Download the PulseWay Debian 64bit client from the downloads run the following in the command line wget https://www.pulseway.com/download/pulseway_x64.deb Now run the following dpkg --install pulseway_x64.deb && cp /etc/pulseway/config.xml.sample /etc/pulseway/config.xml (not acutally sure if you need to copy the config file like that on setup - can't hurt to do it just incase though) Now run the following pulseway-registration Go through the steps to register the system.. -------------------- PulseWay not starting after config file updated First off, lets assume that you have already installed PulseWay and you are in limbo with your config file. Log into the OpenMediaVault server using SSH Run the following in the terminal pulseway-registration Key 4, to unregister the system Leave this SSH session open, we will come back to this later. Now let's Log in to the OpenMediaVault Web Interface On the options to the left you should see Date & Time - this is under the System dropdown group Click the slider switch to enable the NTP server Now choose your timezone from the dropdown menu just above this slider switch Save and apply the change (this should appear at the top of the page) OK, lets go back to the SSH session we left open, Run the following in the terminal window again pulseway-registration Key 1, to register the system type in your username and passwords - It will ask if you want to start the pulseway service, obviously yes; and it should now start working You can run the following in the terminal to change up the config file if you want to enable and disable features sudo nano /etc/pulseway/config.xml or nano /etc/pulseway/config.xml